Reflexive Verbs

Question 1

To get borred: Anna gets bored a lot

Answer 1

aburrarse;

Ana se aburra mucho.

Question 2

to Remember: I remember her

Answer 2

acordarse;

Yo me acordo ella

Question 3

to go to bed; The children went to bed

Answer 3

acostarse

Los niños se acorstan.

Question 4

To be in the habit of

Answer 4

acostumbrarse

Question 5

To shave oneself; He shaves in the morning

Answer 5

afeitarse

él se afeita en la mañana.

Question 6

to bathe onself

You bathed

Answer 6

bañarse

Tú bañar

Question 7

to fall down

I fall

Answer 7

caerse
Caigo
An accident

Question 8

To be tired

You tired

Answer 8

canarse

Tú canas

Question 9

To cut oneself

she cut herself when cooking

Answer 9

cortarse
Ella se corta cuando cocinar.
An accident

Question 10

To have a good time; enjoy onself

Answer 10

divertirse

Question 11

To get divorced

They are divorced (past)

Answer 11

divorciarse

Ellos se divorciaron

Question 12

To go to sleep (oneself)

I went to sleep

Answer 12

dormirse.
Yo duermo.
Change O to UE shoe
Perfect: O to U sandle

Question 13

To get up out of bed

He got up this morning. (past tense)

Answer 13

levantarse

él se levantó esta mañana.

Question 14

put on makeup;

She puts makeup on in the afternoon

Answer 14

maquillarse

Ella se maquilla en la tarde.

Question 15

to comb one’s hair;

She combs her hair before class

Answer 15

peinarse;

Ella se peina su pelo antes de clase

Question 16

To fall in love

Answer 16

enamorarse

Question 17

to get angry

They angry

Answer 17

enojarse

se enojan

Question 18

Get dressed by yourself

We dressed

Answer 18

vestirse
nos vestimos
E –> i shoe verb
E –> I sandle

Question 19

To burn oneself

I burned myself (past tense)

Answer 19

quemarse

quemé

Question 20

To Trip, stumble

Answer 20

tropezarse

Question 21

to break one’s body

Answer 21

romperse

Question 22

To scrap one’s skin; get a scratch

Answer 22

rasparse

Question 23

To wake up

She woke up at ten. (present)

Answer 23

despertarse
E –> IE shoe
Ella despierta a las diez.

Question 24

To dry oneself.

They dried themselves. (past tense)

Answer 24

secarse

se secaron

Question 25

``` To undress They undressed (past tense) ```

Answer 25

desvestirse E --> I shoe E --> I sandle Ellos se desvistaron

Question 26

to look at oneself in the mirror | She looked at herself in the mirror

Answer 26

verse (en el espejo) | Ella se vio en el espejo.

Question 27

To try on clothes

Answer 27

ponerse pongo present pus... Perfect past

Question 28

take off your clothes

Answer 28

quitarse

Question 29

wash your hands

Answer 29

lavarse los manos

Question 30

brush/wash your teeth

Answer 30

lavarse los dientes

Question 31

Cut your nails

Answer 31

cortarse las uñuas

Question 32

To swallow

Answer 32

tragarse Trago Trague tilde on E

Question 33

to smoke

Answer 33

fumarse

Question 34

to get sick, come down with an illness

Answer 34

enfermarse

Question 35

To get married

Answer 35

casarse

Question 36

to worry

Answer 36

preocuparse

Question 37

to become angry

Answer 37

enojarse

Question 38

to become sad

Answer 38

entristecerse

Question 39

To slip or slide

Answer 39

resbalarse

Question 40

to sink

Answer 40

hundirse

Question 41

to get lost; misplaced

Answer 41

perderse

Question 42

to hurt oneself

Answer 42

golpearse

Question 43

To stain oneself

Answer 43

mancharse

Question 44

to get dirty

Answer 44

ensuciarse

Question 45

To spill over oneself

Answer 45

derramarse

Question 46

to close, shut

Answer 46

cerrarse Cierra E ti IE. Shoe Accident "the door closed itself.

Question 47

to open; come open

Answer 47

abrirse Accident: "the door opened itself"

Question 48

To finish, be over

Answer 48

acabarse

Question 49

To repent; be sorry

Answer 49

``` arrepentirse E to IE Shoe E ti I Sandle use "de" Always reflexive ```

Question 50

to abstain

Answer 50

abstenerse use "de" abstain from. abstuv... past tense

Question 51

to complain; protest

Answer 51

quejarse Use "de" Complains of

Question 52

to boast

Answer 52

jactarse | Always use "de". Boasts of...

Question 53

to dare; to have the courage

Answer 53

atreverse

Question 54

to commit suicide

Answer 54

suicidarse

Question 55

To cool down. To blow to cool something down

Answer 55

Enfriar | Enfrío

Question 56

to sway back and forth

Answer 56

mercerse

Question 57

to sign up

Answer 57

inscribirse

Question 58

to paint onself

Answer 58

pintarse

Question 59

remove hair

Answer 59

depilarse

Question 60

To steal

Answer 60

robarse

Question 61

to jump over

Answer 61

brincarse

Question 62

to leap

Answer 62

saltarse

Question 63

to sit

Answer 63

sentarse

Question 64

to lean on

Answer 64

recostarse

Question 65

To get well

Answer 65

mejorarse

Question 66

To get married

Answer 66

casarse

Question 67

To be happy

Answer 67

alegrarse

Question 68

to break

Answer 68

quebrarse

Question 69

to cool down

Answer 69

Enfrairse

Question 70

To ripen

Answer 70

madurarse

Question 71

to rotten

Answer 71

pudrirse

Question 72

to melt

Answer 72

derretirse

Question 73

to break (a bone)

Answer 73

quebrarse

Question 74

To get crush

Answer 74

majarse

Question 75

To stand up

Answer 75

pararse

Question 76

To catch a cold

Answer 76

resfriarse

Question 77

to get down ( off of something other than a ladder)

Answer 77

bajarse | Use "de"

Question 78

To get inside (inappropriately)

Answer 78

meterse

Question 79

to get on top of something (like a chair)

Answer 79

subirse "a"

Question 80

To get out of (inappropriately)

Answer 80

salirse